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Integration and Co-ordination of DDR and SALW Control Programming: Issues, Experience and Priorities. Thematic Working Paper 3.
Greene, Owen J. Hiscock, D. Flew, C.
Greene, Owen J.
Hiscock, D.
Flew, C.
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This paper examines the inter-relationships in post-conflict contexts between DDR programmes and processes on the one hand, and wider arms management and SALW control programmes on the other. It is a contribution to the international project "on DDR and Human Security: Post-conflict security building and the interests of the poor‟, and aims to complement the four other Thematic working papers of this Project. It argues that greater co-coordination, and often integration, between DDR and civilian arms management/reduction programmes is needed to promote human security in most countries emerging from conflict, within the framework of a wider comprehensive strategy for enhancing security from fear and violence that also includes security sector reform.
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Greene O, Hiscock D and Flew C (2008) Integration and Co-ordination of DDR and SALW Control Programming: Issues, Experience and Priorities. Thematic Working Paper 3. Contribution to the Project: DDR and Human Security: Post Conflict Security Building and the Interests of the Poor. Bradford: Centre for International Cooperation and Security, University of Bradford.
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